clients, providers, lovers, boyfriends hang out on this boards and would suspect that it is you, and it could hurt their feelings?  

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Since you can create an alias at the drop of the proverbial hat, why is that an issue?  I created this one just for this message.

I wasn't joking - I have created aliases, same deal ...

I decline to post on many things simply i believe if you cant say something nice, why bother to post someting mean in a very public forum.
however i can't help myself now......BOSTON SUCKS......GOOOOOOO YANKEES  

sham

-- Modified on 10/14/2003 10:33:01 PM

It gives more meaning to the positive reviews. If all anyone posts is the positive we have no good information to go on. Before you go to the movies don't you want to know if someone thought it was great or if it really sucked.

I have to agree, bud.

Thanks for the responses.  

I agree that content and style DO count despite aliases, which I have used.  At times, I have been nailed,  so I've frequently declined posting, and at times it gets very inhibiting.

I guess my style is too distinctive - Hey maybe there is a Christopher Marlowe around who'll write for me, lol. (Not claiming to be Shakespeare, either)

Wow, and come to think of it, there's one reason why I could never post my own reviews, lol!

Well this is nomially my last day as a VIP, I am circumspect regarding my ATF so I don't accidentally reveal her identity but otherwise I don't care.

This goes back to something Fortitude said some time ago on.  I don't like "hiding" behind aliases because, in some cases, it may lessen the message.

You are absolutely correct though in saying that the grammar and style are dead giveaways.  In addition, any of the ladies I have met easily can figure out who I am from my handle alone (based on our experience together).

forget about spelling, grammar or anything else unimportantr!
This way we all look like boobs, or is act like boobs, or is it get more boobs! oh well, it was well-intentioned!!!